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I have a sample library folder with drums in it. I have folders for 
each drum instrument eg bassdrums, hihats etc.

I want to print out the contents of a finder window which shows all the 
folders within my drums folder.

Perhaps a simpler way to word this would be 'how do I print out a 
finder windows contents?'
Thanks,
Roman.

--- In logic-ot@yahoogroups.com, Roman Pirie <romanp@...> wrote:
>
> I have a sample library folder with drums in it. I have folders for 
> each drum instrument eg bassdrums, hihats etc.
> 
> I want to print out the contents of a finder window which shows all the 
> folders within my drums folder.
> 
> Perhaps a simpler way to word this would be 'how do I print out a 
> finder windows contents?'
> Thanks,
> Roman.
>

Hi Roman,
The app you want is called 'Grab' and can be found in applications>utilities. It lets you get a 
complete screenshot, a selected area of the screen or a windows contents.

Mike

>>
>> Perhaps a simpler way to word this would be 'how do I print out a
>> finder windows contents?'
>> Thanks,
>> Roman.
>>
>
> Hi Roman,
> The app you want is called 'Grab' and can be found in 
> applications>utilities. It lets you get a
> complete screenshot, a selected area of the screen or a windows 
> contents.
>
> Mike

I found that eature but from what I read it only captures the visible 
screenshot. I have a folder that contains enough folders that it is 
longer than a single screen shot. I want to be able to print out the 
whole folder without having to accurately split it up into screen 
shots, ideally. But maybe grab will do, with that extra bit of effort.

Any other ways to print out a whole folder window listing it's contents 
that is more than what is visible?
Roman.

> >>
> >> Perhaps a simpler way to word this would be 'how do I print out a
> >> finder windows contents?'
> >> Thanks,
> >> Roman.
> >>
> >
> > Hi Roman,
> > The app you want is called 'Grab' and can be found in
> > applications>utilities. It lets you get a
> > complete screenshot, a selected area of the screen or a windows
> > contents.
> >
> > Mike
>
> I found that eature but from what I read it only captures the visible
> screenshot. I have a folder that contains enough folders that it is
> longer than a single screen shot. I want to be able to print out the
> whole folder without having to accurately split it up into screen
> shots, ideally. But maybe grab will do, with that extra bit of effort.
>
> Any other ways to print out a whole folder window listing it's  
> contents
> that is more than what is visible?
> Roman.
>
>
You can drop a folder into a BBedit window, and it will create a text  
list of files (including sub folders). Otherwise, there are  
AppleScripts out there that might be suitable.